Where can I get a Remington bolt disassembly tool?

[BigBraz15]

I have fought them apart for a number of years, but it would be really nice to find the proper tool for this job for the couple times a year I would like to do it.

Open to all options.

Thanks!

 

[Beeron]

shoelace and a penny?

thats how ive always done it.
except i use a loop of paracord now.

 

[257hunter]

shoelace and a penny?

thats how ive always done it.
except i use a loop of paracord now.

I also just use a loop of paracord

 

[HeadDamage]

All I've ever used is a coin.

 

[I Dont Care About You]

Brownells

 

[prarie_boy]

Xtreme Gun Shooting Center in Winnipeg makes their own reasonable price and don't need to deal with hassle of USA shipping

 

[TriggerHappyHippy]

I have fought them apart for a number of years, but it would be really nice to find the proper tool for this job for the couple times a year I would like to do it.

Open to all options.

Thanks!

I use a key ring.

 

[Redneck Hippy]

Search Kleinendorst bolt disassembly tool
Works well on Remington brand Remingtons but not on all clones

 

[BigBraz15]

Thanks for the info. Have any of you dealt with Xtreme shooting Center previously?

Looks like a great option

 

[guntech]

Kleinendorst bolt disassembly tool is what I used for many years... very quick to use.

 

[Lakkenbak]

Thanks for the info. Have any of you dealt with Xtreme shooting Center previously?

Looks like a great option

I have. Nice enough people and some items re really well priced. They go a little overboard with PAL checks though

 

[duzr]

I have this one in my toolkit. Small and works with any handle or driver that takes hex bits.

https://www.dominionoutdoors.ca/fix-it-sticks-remington-700-bolt-opener.html

Dominion are great too.

 

[Jonnyofalltrades]

I have this one in my toolkit. Small and works with any handle or driver that takes hex bits.

https://www.dominionoutdoors.ca/fix-it-sticks-remington-700-bolt-opener.html

Dominion are great too.

This tool looks interesting, but I'm having a hard time visualizing how it works.
Is there anywhere that I can see it in use? Even a photo would be sufficient.

 

[257Wby]

Works like a bottle opener…

 

[remington jim]

All I've ever used is a coin.

Yup a cheap Canadian Dime . RJ

 

[pounder]

Just a heads up the fixitsticks Rem.700 bolt disassembly tool does not work on the bolts with the J lock system. Works fine on regular 700 bolts.

 

[FatCatsDad]

This works well for me.

https://store.xtremegunshootingcenter.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=895

 

[BigBraz15]

Thanks Pounder, I would have been in a pickle on one rifle. I appreciate all of the options, I’ve been tied up with work and life, but hoping to order something soon.

 

[Dogleg]

I generally just grab the square bottom part of the cocking piece in my vice and pull back until I can put a dime in the slot; but I’ve used the edge of a work bench, or my boot laces too. Easiest way to do the second one is to leave your boots on

 

[guntech]

I generally just grab the square bottom part of the cocking piece in my vice and pull back until I can put a dime in the slot; but I’ve used the edge of a work bench, or my boot laces too. Easiest way to do the second one is to leave your boots on

If the bolt is still in the action close the bolt in the cocked position on an empty chamber ... place the dime in the slot, holding it there pull the trigger - dime is now captured